Jason Heyward Game-Worn Jersey Braves 2012 – COA MLB

Jason Heyward enjoyed five productive seasons with the Atlanta Braves, a franchise that used the 14th overall pick on the outfielder in the 2007 draft. Heyward soon became one of the top-rated prospects in all of baseball for batting, speed, and defense, and debuted in MLB as Atlanta’s starting right fielder on Opening Day 2010. He was later traded following his 2014 campaign. His new team, the St. Louis Cardinals, like coveted Heyward’s combination of power and speed. 

Presented is a Jason Heyward game worn Atlanta Braves jersey from 2012. He sported this game-used navy blue button-down Atlanta road jersey during a 2012 season that saw him hit 27 homers and steal 21 bags. According to the MBL authentication, (Certification #EK 234892) it was worn by Heyward in a 6-2 loss to the Phillies on Sept. 21, 2012. This navy button up features “Atlanta” across the chest in matching navy blue-on-white tackle twill above an artfully crafted stitched version of the Braves’ tomahawk. His name “HEYWARD” appears across the top back nameplate of the jersey in white tackle twill , with his number “22” below in navy blue-on-white tackle twill. It also features a Majestic Authentic Collection manufacturer’s tag on the front tail with a white strip tag below that reads “48T ’12 S5” for the jersey’s size, year and set number. Interior seam tagging has size 48 and coding 0630 along with custom taper flap. Overall, the jersey shows moderate wear with thread fraying on the identifiers etc.

Authentication: MLB Hologram

Jason Heyward Game-Worn Jersey Braves 2012